Recently I posted an article [ link ] about the What’s On My PC… Launch Pad that is a compilation of over 300 tech sites and blogs. If you visit the Launch Pad [ link ] you will notice that some of the sites in the listing are in a larger font size. Those sites (blogs) in the larger font size are the blogs that are associated with the What’s On My PC… blogroll (located on the sidebar of the blog). The purpose of the larger font size is to draw attention to those sites or blogs. Each week I pull an article from each of those blogs to highlight their accomplishments in Geek Squeaks’ of the Week. If you want to learn more about information technology and computers, blogging is where it is at. I encourage you the preview the articles below and pay a visit to each of these sites.
Computer Maintenance
Defragment your hard drive using smart defrag
Scoroncocolo Tech Pages
Internet Browsing Inside a Sandbox
AskBillFirst
Fake security software in millions of computers:
Symantec by Reuters: Yahoo! Tech
Tech-for Everyone
Own A Laptop? Make A Thumb Drive Theft Alarm With Free Tool
Sugarloaf Tech
Is your home in a flood hazard area?
Rarst.net
Shame and technology
Lifehacker
Turn Your PC into a Home Surveillance System [Security]
Computer Too Slow
Download Accelerator plus (Premium) Review
thePC Security
Online Malware Detection and Removal With Panda Active Scan
Free PC Security
A-Squared 4.5 Free
AKS-Feel The Change
Get Steganos Password Manager 2009 FREE
Carol’s Vault
Free Flash Mp3 Player from Flabell.com
411-Spyware.com
How to Remove Softcop
Tech~Line Lounge
How To Engage Your Blog Community
Plato On-Line
Broadband Leadership Stats
Is You GEEKed Up
Which Operating System Should I Use?
Evilfantasy’s Blog
Add-ons Blocklist | Mozilla
Confessions of a Freeware Junkie
Antivirus Now available: Microsoft Security Essentials
Freeware Pharmacy
Auslogic’s Disk Defrag
Bill Mullins’ Weblog – Tech Thoughts
Prevent Unintentional File Deletion With Free System Protect
Right On Technology
New Chrome OS Download
Snakebytez
How to create a Password Protected Secret Drive
Tux in the Midwest
Drupal Notes – Modules – Creating the Files
Worthy Tips
Cute Rank – An excellent free search engine
keyword analysis tool for SEO lovers
TTC Shelbyville
Best Wireless Tool – Free
I Love Free Software
Gmail Notifier: Get an alert when you get a new mail
Technize
How To Make Gmail Work Offline
Freeware Elite
OpenOffice 3.2 Beta released
Technogran’s Tittle Tattle
Live Photo Gallery v Google Picasa. round 2
Tune Up Blog about Windows
A Step-by-Step Guide:
How to Upgrade from Windows Vista to 7
Mrintech
Best Collection of Windows 7 Wallpapers for You!
What’s On My PC
Klondike Forever…
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October 21, 2009 at 11:27 am |
Very nice compilation Rick. Thanks for including my article here.
October 21, 2009 at 11:47 am |
Ishan,
It is my pleasure to include ILoveFreeSoftware.com…
Rick
October 21, 2009 at 12:42 pm |
Thanks Rick.
Bill
October 21, 2009 at 1:59 pm |
Bill,
Thanks back at you…
Rick
October 21, 2009 at 2:11 pm |
Is it Wednesday again? Already?!
Sigh..
Folks, click a couple of links and explore. I am pretty certain you will be glad you did.
A privilege and an honor, sir.
October 21, 2009 at 10:18 pm |
TechPaul,
It is Wednesday again, coming at us at light speed!
As always, it is a privledge to have you visiting here.
Thank you…
October 22, 2009 at 12:55 am |
I may be forget to visit anything else on Wednesday but I never forget to visit Geek Squeak. It tell me what others are doing.
October 22, 2009 at 4:20 am |
If my memory’s right, this is the first time my blog has been featured in the Geek Squeak’s of the Week. Thanks Rick for the precious opportunity!
October 22, 2009 at 4:22 am |
By the way, The steganos Password Manager freebie has expired. (From AKS-Feel the change)
October 22, 2009 at 5:06 pm |
Hi Rick,
It’s always a great honor to be included among such illustrious writers, thank you.
So many sites so little time lol, but I do ask that others explore these sites as there is something for everyone no matter what level of experience users have.
I now have my copy of Windows 7 it’s just a matter of finding the time to carry out the full install!
October 22, 2009 at 7:20 pm |
Colin,
Downloading my copy as I write this… Can’t wait to get it on my PC.
Rick